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No government mole was unmasked, and the C.I.A. officer Carrie Mathison Claire Daness) was not vindicated.

Demonstrating that the federal interest was not "vindicated" at the trial last month is another difficult hurdle.

At one point, according to two of these people, Mr. Wen even suggested he might not deliver his final work report in the Great Hall of the People on Tuesday if he was not vindicated, although in the end he did speak.

To find that its interest was not vindicated, the federal government would have to find, for example, that the prosecution in the state trial was incompetent -- an argument that the Diallos and their lawyers have been making with increasing stridency -- or that there was "jury nullification," when a jury ignores the evidence before it.

He was declared not guilty but he wasn't vindicated.

"If I wasn't vindicated, they would have charged me with something.

If you are not rewarded in your share price, then your strategy is not vindicated.

The truth, though, is that most dissents are not vindicated, and the experience of losing too often can prove toxic.

"That purpose is not vindicated if the offending office_the Rowan County Clerk's Office_suffers no liability," Vance wrote.

A key reason why all wrongly convicted defendants are not vindicated is that many win appeals reducing their sentences of death to life in prison.

It's not "vindicated," it's more like if you like something that you do and you feel good about it at the time, that's the most important thing.